I get the majority of my coupons from the Sunday paper. If I need extras of a coupon for a sale I will sometimes buy them from thecouponmaster.com and I know you can also buy them from ebay. The Sunday paper is usually good enough for what I need though. HTH

Amanda

I get the majority of my coupons from the Sunday paper. If I need extras of a coupon for a sale I will sometimes buy them from thecouponmaster.com and I know you can also buy them from ebay. The Sunday paper is usually good enough for what I need though. HTH

I'm new, too! Here's where I have had the best luck finding mine:Sunday paperweekly circularscoupons.comproduct websites (e.g., Enfamil, Similac, Gerber clothes/formula, Red Lobster, Children's Place, etc.)other coupon websitesbaby magazinesAlso, if I find something that I want, I look for it used or on Amazon.com to see if I can find it for cheaper. ")Good luck!

I'm new, too! Here's where I have had the best luck finding mine:Sunday paperweekly circularscoupons.comproduct websites (e.g., Enfamil, Similac, Gerber clothes/formula, Red Lobster, Children's Place, etc.)other coupon websitesbaby magazinesAlso, if I find something that I want, I look for it used or on Amazon.com to see if I can find it for cheaper. ")Good luck!

Sunday paper works for me, ads and circulars.I also do the customer surveys at the bottom of receipts, for example bi-lo when you complete the survey on line it gives you a coupon for a free item. And since I go often this month I will not have to pay for potato chips, last month it was 2 liters of soda. I also joined a website called the grocerygame.com. You pick your favorite store or stores. The 1st 4 weeks are free after that your first store is $10 for 8 weeks it really pays for itself. It lists for you the in store specials, what coupons you have, what items are free what is cheap and what you should stock pile. I have taken such advantage of this. I never would have thought about buying toiletries are Harris Teeter (my local grocery store) but seriously I do and it is cheap or free. My husband laughs at me b/c we have 7 tubes of toothpaste, and 6 bottles of laundry detergent, I am not going to run out and have to pay full price. Call me cheap, call me smart....Come December I just want to be able to stay home with our new one. Watching the register go from $67 down to $21 makes me happy!!!!!

Sunday paper works for me, ads and circulars.I also do the customer surveys at the bottom of receipts, for example bi-lo when you complete the survey on line it gives you a coupon for a free item. And since I go often this month I will not have to pay for potato chips, last month it was 2 liters of soda. I also joined a website called the grocerygame.com. You pick your favorite store or stores. The 1st 4 weeks are free after that your first store is $10 for 8 weeks it really pays for itself. It lists for you the in store specials, what coupons you have, what items are free what is cheap and what you should stock pile. I have taken such advantage of this. I never would have thought about buying toiletries are Harris Teeter (my local grocery store) but seriously I do and it is cheap or free. My husband laughs at me b/c we have 7 tubes of toothpaste, and 6 bottles of laundry detergent, I am not going to run out and have to pay full price. Call me cheap, call me smart....Come December I just want to be able to stay home with our new one. Watching the register go from $67 down to $21 makes me happy!!!!!

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